Chapel Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Joncet

The Church of Saint-André d'Olette is located in Olette-Evol in Occitania. The early church dates back to Romanesque times (12th century). It was then dedicated to the Blessed Virgin. Enlarged in the sixteenth century, it is composed of a three bay nave that is framed by two side aisles and separated from the nave by arches. The nave is extended by a square choir with a flat chevet. Among the furniture, many objects are classified as Historical Monuments.

This monastery was founded thanks to Count Guifré II of Cerdanya, who built a church dedicated to Saint Martin. The church was consecrated in 1009. It remained active until it was secularised in 1782 and in the following years it fell into ruin and was plundered. The monastic complex has been occupied by the Communauté des Béatitudes since 1988.

The San Vicens Church, dedicated to Saint Vincent, is located in Mantet, in Occitania, in the department of Pyrénées Orientales. It is a Romanesque church that was built at the beginning of the 12th century. It consists of a simple vaulted nave in a cradle, covered in thick slates. It has a semicircular apse surmounted by an arcaded steeple. The church, anchored in the rock, forms, with the houses of the village, a harmonious architectural ensemble.